Solar-Powered Lawn Mowing in Dallas

Lawn Mowing Service Dallas

Clean, solar-powered lawn mowing in Dallas means our lawn mowers run on clean renewable energy from the sun, and in some cases, where we’re mowing large lawns, we’ll use bigger equipment powered by renewable biodiesel fuels. Electric mowers, run on solar-power, emit zero air pollution and are quiet – you may not even know we’re mowing the lawn. Introducing emission-free lawn care to Richardson, Far North Dallas, Plano, Allen, Carrollton, Highland Park/University Park and Frisco is just one way Scott helps bring sustainable practices to neighborhoods of North Dallas.

North Dallas Lawn Mowing, Clean and Quietly

Mowing The Lawn With Zero Pollution, Zero Emissions

We use electric push mowers—powered by solar panels mounted on our trucks—for our smaller jobs and ride-on rigs fueled by locally sourced biodiesel for the bigger ones. Wind power fuels our equipment when it’s recharging back at the shop.

All the additional energy we expend is offset by credits purchased from Carbonfund.org. Yes, it hasn’t always been the easiest way to cut the grass, but no other emissions equation adds up to zero.

Meanwhile, in too many neighborhoods across the country, conventional gas mowers continue to run amuck, throwing hydrocarbon tantrums and polluting our ears and atmosphere. It’s no secret that we aren’t the only ones concerned by this: the E.P.A. estimates 54 million such mowers are used weekly, guzzling 800 million gallons of gasoline and causing 5-10 percent of the nation’s air pollution every year.

Why Conventional Lawn Mowing is Not Clean

Conventional lawn care is not sustainable lawn care; it is dirty, loud and resource intensive. Small gas-powered engines found on conventional lawn equipment contribute 5-10% of the nation’s air pollution.

According to the EPA, in 1 hour, 1 gas lawn mower: pollutes the same as 40 late model cars, emits the same amount of hydrocarbons (precursors to ground-level ozone) as a SUV driven 23,600 miles, and contribute 93 times more smog-forming emissions that 2006 cars.